According to a Korean Times source, Apple wants to sign up with the two companies’ joint venture, tentatively named “LG Magna e-Powertrain,” which was announced in December….
According to a Korean Times source, Apple wants to sign up with the two companies’ joint venture, tentatively named “LG Magna e-Powertrain,” which was announced in December. If Apple does ink the deal, it would see the firms produce the initial batch of Apple Cars. It’s also reported that the vehicle’s initial production volume won’t be high, as Apple wants first to assess its EV’s marketability. Teaming up with LG has its advantages. Apple is one of several tech firms that use LG’s subsidiaries for their components.
